About Trade Squishy Dumplings
Trade Squishy Dumplings is an independent fan tool for the Roblox game Trade Squishy Dumplings by SGR Studios. It focuses on trade values, code tracking, and practical trading safety.
Who maintains this site
I am Jim Liu, an independent Roblox tools reviewer. I build small, fast reference sites for players who need a calculator or a current code list more than a long wiki page.
This site is not official and does not speak for SGR Studios, Roblox, or Roblox Corporation. Values are estimates and should be checked after updates.
How updates are handled
- A code is listed only if at least two independent trackers confirm it, and each carries the date it was last cross-checked.
- Values use one shared data source across the calculator and the value list.
- Corrections are accepted when they include a screenshot, clip, or clear in-game context.
Send corrections to hello@tradesquishydumplings.com.
Why I built this site
The problem this site exists to solve is that a player standing on a trading board has no quick way to tell whether the dumpling being offered is a fair swap. The answers that do exist are scattered across screenshots and forum threads that go stale a week after they are posted. What was missing was one page you could open mid-trade on a phone that gave you a number and, just as importantly, told you when that number was last checked and how much to trust it.
That is still the whole point of the site. It is deliberately small: a calculator, a value list, a code page, and a short trading-safety guide. I would rather keep four pages genuinely current than run a sprawling wiki where half the entries are months out of date. If a feature does not help someone make or avoid a specific trade, it does not get added.
How the values and codes are actually checked
Two different standards apply here, and it is worth knowing which is which before you lean on a number.
Codes are externally sourced. A code appears on the codes page only when at least two independent public trackers list it, with the same reward. That is a bar we can actually meet, and each code carries the date it was last cross-checked.
Values are judgement, and there is no way to dress that up. Trade Squishy Dumplings publishes no trade data, so nobody — not us, not any other site — can see what trades actually clear at. The value list is hand-maintained: our estimate of what a sensible trade looks like, kept internally consistent so both sides of a deal are priced the same way, with mutated variants tracked separately at a flat ×3.5. The top-band numbers are the ones we are least confident in, because there is least to go on up there.
If you think a value is wrong, say so through the contact page. A specific counter-example moves a number faster than anything else, and we would rather publish a corrected figure than defend one we cannot stand behind.